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VOTED: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $20,000.00 to be administered by the Selectmen as a fund to provide the Town's share of ma- terials, trucking and other necessary expenses in connection with Federal unem- ployment projects, as authorized by law.
Yes 285. No 3.
ARTICLE 43.
Will the Town vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $5,000.00 to the Reserve Fund or transfer the whole or any part thereof from any available funds, or act thereon? -Selectmen.
VOTED: That the Town transfer the sum of $5,000.00 to the reserve fund from the overlay surplus fund.
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ARTICLE 44.
Will the Town authorize the Selectmen to contract for the part time serv- ices of a Public Health Nurse to be employed under the direction of the Board of Health, Board of Public Welfare and the School Committee, and raise and appropriate the sum of $1,600.00 for payment of said employment and the sum of $1,280.00 to cover the cost of clerical assistance and transportation necessary in connection with said service, or act thereon? -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $2,880.00 to be expended as provided for in subject matter of this article.
Yes 237. No 11.
ARTICLE 45.
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $798.70 to provide for an overdraft for the Removal of Snow in 1938, or act thereon? -- Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $798.70.
ARTICLE 46.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $90.00 to provide payment for an unpaid bill of 1938 due Vernon W. Marr for legal services and expenses, or act thereon. -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $90.00.
ARTICLE 47.
To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to contract for a street light to be placed at Pole No. 223, Chief Justice Cushing Way, and raise and appro- priate the sum of $17.00 to cover the cost of same, or act thereon?
-Archie L. Fish, et al.
VOTED: To refer to Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 48.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 to pro- vide payment of a pension of $100.00 per month from March 1, 1939 to Janu- ary 1, 1940, to the Widow and Child of the late Officer Edward W. Carson as certified by the Selectmen and in accordance with the provisions of Chapter 32, Section 89 of General Laws as amended by Chapter 326, Acts of 1936, or act thereon. -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $1,000.00.
ARTICLE 49.
To see if the Town will instruct the Selectmen to continue the light placed at the corner of Eaglenest Road and Gilson Road and appropriate a sufficient amount to provide therefor? -Thomas Sweeney, et. al.
VOTED: To refer to Board of Selectmen.
ARTICLE 50.
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $300.00 to provide for the care and maintenance of the Henry Turner Bailey Playground, or act thereon? -Park Commissioners.
VOTED: To increase Park Department appropriation under Article 4 to $2,800.00; $300.00 of which is to be used at the playground now under con- struction at the corner of Country Way and Henry Turner Bailey Road, to pro- vide for care and maintenance.
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ARTICLE 51.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $450.00 for the pur- pose of repainting that portion of steel sheathing above mean high water and for treatment of the filled surface of the Town Pier at Scituate Harbor, or act thereon? -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $450.00.
ARTICLE 52.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $200.00 to con- struct a fence on the triangle at Edward Foster Road, or act thereon.
-Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $200.00. ARTICLE 53.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $50.00 for the maintenance and upkeep of the triangular plots at Greenbush, or act thereon. -Womens' Betterment Club, Bertha N. Bacon, President.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $50.00.
ARTICLE 54.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $180.00 for a life- guard at Peggotty Beach from June 20, 1939 to September 11, 1939 inclusive, or take any action relative thereon?
-Womens' Betterment Club, Bertha N. Bacon, President.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $180.00.
ARTICLE 55.
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate the sum of $400.00 for the bronze tablet to commemorate the founding of the mossing industry. -C. Harry Driscoll.
VOTED: To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 56.
To see what sum the Town will appropriate or what action the Town will take to provide quarters for the Satuit Post 3169, Veterans of Foreign Wars in accordance with the provisions of General Laws Chapter 40 (Ter. Ed.) Sec- tion 9. -Alvin Eaton, Commander.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $350.00.
ARTICLE 57.
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $60.00 for payment of dues for a yearly membership in the Maritime Divisions of the Boston Chamber of Commerce, or act thereon? -- Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $60.00.
ARTICLE 58.
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $75.00 for channel markings and regulations of the usage of North River from Humarock Bridge to the sea, same to be in conjunction with like control by the Town of Marshfield, or act thereon? -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $75.00.
ARTICLE 59.
To see if the Town will accept the following by-law: The Selectmen shall control and may regulate the taking of eels, clams,
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all other shellfish, and seaworms within the Town by appropriate rules and regu- lations in accordance with the provisions of General Laws or any amendment thereof.
-Selectmen.
VOTED : To accept the by-law as printed in warrant. Yes 147. No 42.
ARTICLE 60.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $2,200.00 to cover the cost of supervision and control of the Clam Flats within the Town of Scitu- ate, or act thereon? -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $2,200.00.
ARTICLE 61.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $1,700.00 in addi- tion to an unexpended balance of $554.47 raised for sea wall repairs to be used in conjunction with such sum as the Department of Public Works shall au- thorize for reinforcement of the Minot Sea Wall, the cost of which is now esti- mated by said Department of Public Works at $4,500.00. Said costs to be borne equally by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts and the Town of Scituate, or act thereon. -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $1,700.00. Yes 139. No. 4.
ARTICLE 62.
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 for the annual clean up and appoint a committee to have charge of same, or act thereon? -Scituate Clean-up Committee.
VOTED: That the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 for the annual clean-up and appoint the following committee to have charge of the same: Mrs. John L. Rothery, Philip L. Schuyler, Allan D. Creelman, Harold L. Bates, Ralph M. Litchfield.
A resolution put to the voters by Moderator Dennis H. Shea asking for an expression as to their preference in holding the Annual Town Meeting in the daytime or evening resulted as follows:
In the daytime 191. In the evening 217.
The following resolution was voted:
"Be it resolved that the voters here assembled be recorded as strenuously opposed to the order of the N. Y. N. H. and Hartford Railroad as of effect this day, closing the Egypt Railroad Station to the further sale of tickets and that the Moderator be requested to appoint a Committee to appear be- fore the officials of said Railroad Company to protest this order and if necessary to appear before the Board of Public Utilities in further pro- test, representing that this curtailment of service will seriously inconvenience not only those of our citizens now using this Station but also many of the Summer resident commuters and will act as a deterrent to the further growth of this fine residential community."
Committee:
GEORGE GRAUER, Chairman, CHARLES A. KANE, EMMETT PISHON, HAMILTON B. RENCURREL, KENMURE MOFFATT.
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The following resolution offered by James W. Turner was adopted unani- mously :
"Whereas the hand of death has this day removed from the roll-call of our citizens, Ansel F. Servan who in the course of a long and useful life had served this Town as Selectman and in other civic capacities, be it resolved that the citizens here assembled record their appreciation not only of the faithful and efficient public service rendered by him, but also of the fine example of citizenship his life among us has reflected; that our sincere sym- pathy be extended to Mrs. Servan in this her hour of desolation.
The following resolution submitted by Vera L. Wilder was ruled out of order by the Moderator:
"Resolved: -- That we the citizens of Scituate in town meeting assem- bled, realize that a serious fire hazard exists in the Jenkins and the Hatherly Schools, and whereas this hazard is of long standing and has been called to our attention many times of late and no specific action has been taken to remedy the condition, we do hereby direct that the proper officials order in- stalled therein immediately such complete and proper sprinkler systems as are necessary to safeguard our children, funds for same to be taken from any less necessary items in the school budget and or use any money avail- able or that may be made available from any other source.
The meeting adjourned March 8, 1939, at 9:45 P.M.
ATTEST: WILLIAM M. WADE,
Town Clerk.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS March 13, 1939
Polls open from 6 A.M. to 4:30 P.M.
Presiding Election Officer: Dennis H. Shea.
Ballot Clerks: Charlotte L. Chessia, Dorothea E. Gillis, J. George Vollmer, George F. Hennigan, Vernetta G. Barnes, Daniel J. Queeney, Norman Reddy.
In charge of ballot box: Arthur H. Lane.
Town Clerk: William M. Wade.
Tellers: Elwood C. Damon, Nelson W. W. Lee, Benjamin H. Curran, Paul A. Reynolds, Paul F. Young, William L. Ward, Leo Murphy, John G. Wheeler.
Total Vote: 1,873.
Moderator for One Year:
Dennis H. Shea
1,501
Blanks
372
Selectman for Three Years:
Thomas R. Stearns
539
James W. Turner
1,053
Francis T. Wallin
209
Blanks
72
Assessor for Three Years:
Henry T. Fitts
1,378
Charles R. Harris, Jr.
365
Blanks
130
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Public Welfare for Three Years:
Claude G. Ainslie
76
Harry F. Cleverly
595
Harry T. Handy
483
Richard A. Levangie
189
Annie M. Somers
467
Blanks
63
Town Clerk for Three Years:
Lillian M. Finnie
162
John J. Lonergan
275
William M. Wade
1,399
Blanks
37
Town Collector for Three Years:
Harold W. Cole
709
Joseph R. Dillon
1,110
Blanks
54
Town Treasurer for Three Years:
Rose A. Smith
1,584
Blanks
289
Surveyor of Highways for One Year:
Matthew L. Brown
858
Charles M. Wagner
996
Blanks
19
Constables for One Year:
Walter S. Allen
1,131
Ralph L. Conte
494
Ernest M. Damon
1,274
Charles B. Jensen
1,075
Blanks
1,645
Tree Warden for One Year:
William F. Ford
979
Charles E. Mitchell
833
Blanks
61
Board of Water Commissioners for Three Years:
Wilson S. Brown
861
John F. McJennett
942
Blanks
70
Park Commissioner for Three Years:
Ernest F. Litchfield
1,191
Arthur W. Stevens
269
Charles B. Timpany
278
Blanks
135
Board of Health for Three Years:
Harry E. Bates
522
Walter L. Enos
1,246
Blanks
105
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School Committee for Three Years:
Marion C. Alexander
1,231
Burton Schair
471
Blanks
171
Advisory Board for Three Years:
Roy C. Merritt
1,173
Philip L. Schuyler
1,217
Ward C. Swift
1,225
Blanks
1,004
Planning Board for Three Years:
Ralph C. Ackerman
1,157
Alexander K. Williams
1,158
Blanks
1,431
Attest: WILLIAM M. WADE,
Town Clerk.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING July 31, 1939
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Scituate qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs held at the Scituate High School Auditorium in said Scituate on Monday the 31st day of July, 1939, at 8 o'clock P.M .; said meeting was called to order by Moderator Dennis H. Shea.
The Warrant was read by Town Clerk William M. Wade.
Tellers appointed by the Moderator and sworn to their duties by the Town Clerk were: C. Harry Driscoll, J. George Vollmer, Kenmure W. Moffatt, Eugene H. Lane, George F. Hennigan.
ARTICLE 1.
To see if the Town will authorize the allotment of $1,000.00 from the funds raised under Article 42 of the Town Meeting of March 6, 1939, for the Town's share of costs of Federal Projects, to be used as the Town's share of additional costs in the completion of the North Scituate Recreational Field, more specifically known as project 16,559, or act thereon. -Selectmen.
VOTED: That the Town authorize the expenditure of a sum not to exceed $1,000.00 to be used as the Town's share of costs in the completion of the Play- ground Project at North Scituate, said expenditure to be taken from the appro- priation made at the Annual Town Meeting for Federal Projects.
Unanimous vote.
ARTICLE 2.
To see if the Town will vote to raise and appropriate or trans- fer from any available funds, the sum of $10,000.00 to cover an overdraft in the appropriation for the removal of snow amounting to $8944.63 and to provide the sum of $1055.37 for further snow removal costs for the remainder of the year, or act thereon.
-Highway Surveyor.
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VOTED: That $10,000.00 be raised and appropriated under this article and that a committee of five composed as follows be appointed :
Chairman Board of Selectmen
Chairman Advisory Board
Highway Surveyor
Edward P. Breen Matthew L. Brown
This Committee to make a study of the complete snow removal requirements of the Town, and report its findings and recommendations at a future Town Meeting.
ARTICLE 3.
Will the Town vote to raise and appropriate an amount of money not to exceed fifteen hundred dollars ($1500) for the purchase of a light tractor to be used in plowing snow from sidewalks and other highway purposes. -Highway Surveyor, C. M. Wagner.
VOTED: To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 4.
Will the Town vote to instruct its Highway Surveyor to dis- continue the practice which has built up over a period of years of removing at Town expense snow from private property.
-Advisory Board, Philip L. Schuyler, Chairman.
VOTED: To indefinitely postpone.
ARTICLE 5.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate the sum of $150.00 to provide 30 additional regulatory traffic signs, or act thereon. -Selectmen.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $150.00.
ARTICLE 6.
To see if the Town will raise and appropriate or transfer any part thereof from available funds a sum of money not to exceed one half the amount appropriated at the annual Town Meeting of March 6, 1939, under Article 33 for Chapter 90 construction, for the maintenance of roads within the Town, in conjunction with the State and County, or either of them, in lieu of the appropriation made for Chapter 90 construction and to rescind the appropriation made for said construction or take any action relative thereto. -Selectmen.
VOTED: That the Town rescind all action taken under Article 33 of the Annual Town Meeting of March 6, 1939, except so much of said Article as referred to the raising of $215.00 for land damages; and that the Town now raise and appropriate the sum of $1,247.67 and that the sum of $627.33 representing an unexpended balance from the construction of Henry Turner Bailey Road be transferred to make up a total appropriation of $1,875.00; said sum to be used in conjunction with such sums as may be contributed by the County of Plymouth and the Commonwealth of Massachusetts to be used to provide for the Town's share of extra drainage cost incurred under the contract for Gannett Road of 1938 and for the further improvements of roads.
VOTE: Yes, 100; No, 3.
ARTICLE 7.
Will the Town raise and appropriate the sum of $1,000.00 for repairs and improvements of the Community Hall located at the junction of Clapp Road and Cedar Street, or act thereon.
-Mount Hope Improvement Society, by May S. Merritt, Secretary.
VOTED: To raise and appropriate $1,000.00 for repairs and improvements.
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ARTICLE 8.
Will the Town vote to accept the provisions of Chapter 3 of the Acts of 1939 making the term of office of the Tree Warden three years, beginning at the next Annual Election? -Selectmen.
VOTED: To accept provisions of Chapter 3 of the Acts of 1939 making the term of office of the Tree Warden three years, beginning at the next Annual Election.
ARTICLE 9.
To see if the Town will accept the layout of the Selectmen as on file at the Office of the Town Clerk for a widening on the Southerly side of First Parish Road near the Norwell Town Line for the purpose of constructing a turning-place for vehicles, and raise and appropriate the sum of $25.00 for land damage and the sum of $1,000.00 for the cost of necessary construction, or act thereon. -- Selectmen.
VOTED: To accept layout and raise and appropriate $25.00 for land damage and $1,000.00 for the cost of necessary construction.
Yes, 71; No, 43.
The meeting adjourned at 9 o'clock P.M.
Attest: WILLIAM M. WADE, Town Clerk.
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING October 16, 1939
At a legal meeting of the inhabitants of the Town of Scituate qualified to vote in Elections and Town Affairs held at the Scituate High School Auditorium in said Scituate on Monday the sixteenth day of October, 1939, at 8 o'clock P.M .; said meeting was called to order by Moderator Dennis H. Shea.
The warrant was read by Town Clerk William M. Wade.
Tellers appointed by the Moderator and sworn by the Town Clerk were: C. Harry Driscoll, Eugene H. Lane, D. Allen Killeffer, Mary W. Murrill.
ARTICLE 1.
To see if the Town will vote to make available for general shore protection the sum of two thousand two hundred and fifty-four dollars and forty- seven cents ($2,254.47) provided under Article 61 at our Annual Town Meet- ing held March 6, 1939. Said sum to be spent in conjunction with such addi- tional money as the State Department of Public Works may authorize, or act thereon. -Selectmen.
VOTED: That the Town authorize the transfer of the appropriation of $2,254.47 provided for under Article 61 of the Annual Town Meeting of March 6, 1939, in order that the same be made available for general shore protection and that said sum be expended by the Department of Public Works in conjunction with such additional money as said Department may authorize for shore protection in the Town of Scituate.
Yes, 128; No, 1.
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ARTICLE 2.
To see what instructions the Town will vote to give their Selectmen or other officials relative to the discontinuance of the railroad service, or act thereon.
-Selectmen.
The following resolution was offered by Town Counsel Vernon W. Marr and was unanimously accepted:
"That railroad passenger service is indispensable to the welfare of this community and necessary to transport the large number of persons now using trains to and from the four Scituate stations in winter and summer; that the proposal to discontinue all eighteen daily trains between Boston and Green- bush is unreasonable, unwarranted, unsound, ill-conceived and illogical with- out first giving trial to somewhat curtailed train service and seeking thereby profitable operation instead of abandonment of the line; that the citizens of Scituate demand fair play in the form of some continuance of passenger trains to accommodate year-'round commuters and summer residents; that the Town of Scituate petition for careful consideration of our needs by the Railroad Trustees, by the Special Commission of the Commonwealth, and by any other regulating bodies having jurisdiction."
On motion of John F. McCormack it was voted that a committee of twelve be appointed by the Moderator to protect the interests of the citizens relating to the entire railroad situation.
The meeting adjourned at 9:15 P.M.
Attest: WILLIAM M. WADE,
Town Clerk.
MARRIAGES-1939
January 5, at Scituate, Louis Douros and Theodora Pappas, both of New York City, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
January 12, at Hull, Salvatore Lombardo of Hingham and Rita Servant of Scituate, married by Frank P. Richardson, Justice of the Peace.
February 6, at Hull, Joseph Henry Smith and Marie Feinbergh, both of Scitu- ate, married by Frank P. Richardson, Justice of the Peace.
February 11, at Boston, Richard Walter Anderson and Ella Mae Richardson, both of Scituate, married by Howard E. Pomeroy, Minister of the Gospel.
February 17, at Scituate, Joseph Henry Walsh and Harriet Frances Pierce, both of Scituate, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
February 25, at Haverhill, Clifford Hudson Blanchard of Torrington, Conn., and Dorothy Emily MacFarlane of Scituate, married by Wallace G. Fiske, Minister.
March 3, at Boston, Earl W. Koyle of Boston and Mary L. Neal of Scituate, married by Rev. Howard P. Kellett, Priest.
March 5, at Scituate, Charles Parker Chase and Marian Algena Appleton, both of Scituate, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
March 31, at Quincy, Sidney Gorden Perry of Scituate and Grace Norma Pratt of Cohasset, married by Carlton Easton, Minister of the Gospel.
April 1, at Boston, Alfredo Gomes of Scituate and Alice Andrews of Boston, married by L. Quincy Abercrombie, Minister of the Gospel.
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April 1, at Scituate, Charles E. Thayer and Gladys M. Lutz, both of Cohasset, married by Manfred A. Carter, Minister.
April 5, at Braintree, William Harold Carleton of Hanover, and Barbara Elinor Graham of Scituate, married by J. Caleb Justice, Clergyman.
April 9, at East Weymouth, Renie J. Jacobucci of Scituate and Louise S. Petrucci of Weymouth, married by Edward P. Murphy, Priest.
April 19, at Quincy, Bruce Francis Arnold and Cathrine Mary Critchett, both of Scituate, married by Frank C. Seymour, Minister of the Gospel.
April 22, at Scituate, James W. Dolan of Malden and Katherine F. Duffley of Scituate, married by William S. Dolan, Priest.
April 29, at Scituate, Robert Edward Yourell of Rockland and Margaret Noreen Whittaker of Scituate, married by William H. Kelley, Priest.
May 1, at Scituate, Herbert Allen Frye and Myra Eva Holman (Bates), both of Scituate, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
May 19, at Scituate, Richard Daniels Halliday and Alma Esther Baker, both of Scituate, married by Manfred A. Carter, Minister.
May 20, at Scituate, Robert Banks of Braintree and Frances DeSales Harrigan of Scituate, married by William H. Kelley, Priest.
May 27, at Hingham, Arthur Young of Scituate and Florence Evelyn Miller of Weymouth, married by Curtis T. Spence, Clergyman.
June 2, at Quincy, Lawrence Allen Merritt of Scituate and Ethel Minnie Ballou of Hingham, married by Carlton Easton, Minister of the Gospel.
June 3, at Mattapan, Arthur Roger Ford of Scituate and Lois Edna Gulesian of Milton, married by Jacob Clemens Kolb, Clergyman.
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June 3, at Hingham, Frederick Edward Ahearn and Frances Louise Locklin, both of Scituate, married by Rev. Daniel S. Sheerin, Parish Priest.
June 3, at Scituate, Frederick Edward Ahearn and Frances Louise Locklin, both of Scituate, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
June 4, at Scituate, Amos Henry Barnes and Mary Loretta Levangie, both of Scituate, married by Rev. Russell H. Davis, Priest.
June 11, at Charlestown, Harold Clark Stonefield of Scituate and Mary Eliz- abeth McDonough of Charlestown, married by James L. Conlon, Priest.
June 12, at Roxbury, Robert H. Fairhurst of Scituate and Marjorie H. Chelten- ham of Roxbury, married by S. L. Laviscount, Clergyman.
June 19, at Scituate, Patrick J. McDonough of South Boston and Helen L. Keating of Milton, married by Thomas A. Quinlan, Priest.
June 24, at Waltham, Ralph Freeman Bishop of Waltham and Lillian Rose Jackman of Scituate, married by Edson Gould Waterhouse, Clergyman.
June 24, at Cohasset, Edward Francis Sickoll of Hanover and Alice Mary Manley of Scituate, married by John L. Crowley, Priest.
June 25, at Hopkinton, Frank W. Phillips of Scituate and Margaret G. Norton of Hopkinton, married by D. V. FitzGerald, Priest.
June 26, at Jamaica Plain, Gerald J. U. Delay of Scituate and Marguerite M. Klueber of Jamaica Plain, married by Rev. John A. Cahill, Priest.
June 29, at Scituate, Malcolm Everett Wilder and Ina Bailey Litchfield, both of Scituate, married by Charles C. Wilson, Clergyman.
July 3, at Cohasset, Walter Samuel Hardwick and Marjorie Isabelle Litchfield, both of Scituate, married by Harry C. Meserve, Minister of the Gospel.
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July 27, at Scituate, Stanton Hoffman and Almeda Glassey, both of Toronto, Canada, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
July 28, at Scituate, Philip B. Terry, Jr. and Rosalie J. Creelman, both of Scituate, married by Allan D. Creelman, Clergyman.
August 2, at Quincy, Matthew Peter Bubin of Rockland and Harriet Elizabeth Pepper of Scituate, married by Emery L. Crane, City Clerk and Justice of the Peace.
August 3, at Hull, Edgar L. Hyland, Jr. and Louise Elizabeth Gilbert, both of Scituate, married by Frank P. Richardson, Justice of the Peace.
August 5, at Scituate, Bob Earl Lambert and Doris Laura Keene, both of Nashua, New Hampshire, married by William H. Kelley, Priest.
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